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This is actually our first review from AZZA, but I’m sure you have heard their name before. AZZA was actually founded in 1996, but only in 2009 did they start creating products under the AZZA name. Their main focus is cases and power supplies and we have a great case for you today. The AZZA Genesis 9000 is a full tower case that features a removable and reversible motherboard tray, support for XL-ATX and E-ATX motherboards, room for quite a lot of watercooling, USB 3.0 support and much more. This case really is not your normal case and it really shows you that AZZA wants to give you the customer every option and feature possible in a case.
The Enermax Fulmo GT is a gigantic full-tower case supporting EVGA's Classified SR-2 motherboard, which at the moment is the only motherboard in the world based on the HPTX form factor. It also supports E-ATX, XL-ATX, and smaller motherboards. This case has 10 expansion slots, 10 internal 3.5"/2.5" storage bays, one external 3.5"/2.5" docking bay, and supports the installation of two power supplies. Let's take a good look at this unique product.
Ironclad is the latest full-tower case from In Win, based on the award-winning Maelstrom and supporting nothing less than 10 fans!
La gamme Obsidian de Corsair ne connait pas la crise actuellement. En effet, à peine une semaine après le lancement du très bon 900D, la marque nous pond un 350D qui est cette fois au format Micro ATX. Un format que nous trouvons trop souvent délaissé par les constructeurs et il est plaisant de voir qu'une marque nous propose un modèle qui se veut évolué et capable d'intégrer une configuration relativement sévère. A découvrir dans ces quelques pages.
After losing many countless hours to a particular Elder Scrolls game, it is time to review another computer chassis. The Cooler Master Storm Trooper isn't a case that should be taken 'lightly'. First thing that comes to mind when I hear the words 'Storm Trooper' is Star Wars, but I guess that is what you would expect in this modern age. However, a quick history lesson would reveal that the term comes from Germany in World War I. Also known as a "shock troop", they are special solders that were trained specifically for breaching enemy defenses by skipping enemy strong points. While this might sound pretty logical to us, it was a revolutionary idea at the time. In fact, using infiltration tactics became a standard tactic towards the end of the First World War. Of course, like any tactic, the enemies learned how to defend against this type of attack as it became more common. Then, to top it all off, you have trench warfare, where the gains of an attack were typically minimal, and even successful attacks were not always truly successful. This is because newly acquired locations were often very difficult to defend from rear-facing attacks by the second enemy line. Got that? Meanwhile on my desk, the Cooler Master Storm Trooper is not what I would call a small, lightly equipped computer case. Considering it is a full tower chassis, supports quad SLI/CrossFire and XL-ATX motherboards, this case is what I would call heavy duty. The real question is whether or not it is effective enough for modern day hardware? Read on to find out.
We liked the Aerocool XPredator X3 chassis. It has a design that stands out from the crowd, without overdoing it. The shell-like vents on the top help the cooling, and look neat. It doesn't lack in features, the build quality and finish are good and the plastic is of decent quality. For this price point, the XPredator X3 provides everything you expect. The fan controllers are a nice extra, along with the external 2.5-inch dock.
Technic3D hat das Antec Eleven Hundred PC-Gehäuse im Test. Aus der Gaming Gehäuse-Serie präsentiert sich das Eleven Hundred als Flaggschiff von Antec. Ob das Gehäuse in der Praxis die Gamer von seinen teils außergewöhnlichen Leistungen überzeugen kann, steht im nachfolgenden Review.
Fractal Design ist in Deutschland nach wie vor ein eher unbekannter Hersteller. Zu Unrecht, wie wir finden, hat man doch mit dem Define R2 bereits deutlich mehr als nur einen Achtungserfolg vorzuweisen. Heute sehen wir uns einen weiteren Vertreter aus der schwedischen Schmiede an, dabei handelt es sich um das Array R2. Dieses kompakte Gehäuse ist, wie der Name schon vermuten lässt, als Speicherlösung vorgesehen. Wie es um Materialqualität und Verarbeitung bestellt ist, werden wir auf den folgenden Seiten untersuchen.
Das PC-A77F ist ein weiteres Highlight in der Produktlinie von Lian Li, welches unter anderem mit einem sehr herstellertypisch minimalistischen Design, sehr viel Platz, hochwertiger Verarbeitung und als Schmankerl mit USB-3.0-Unterstützung im Käufer wirbt. Wir werden sehen ob das Produkt seinem Preis gerecht wird.
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